Spokane Procureware #RFP 6617-26

Regional Stormwater Education Campaign Implementation Services for City of Spokane

The City of Spokane is seeking implementation services for a regional stormwater education campaign under a Washington State Department of Ecology grant. - Government buyer: - City of Spokane, WA (Wastewater Management's Stormwater Program) - Washington State Department of Ecology (Water Quality Division) as grantor - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation or attachments - Services requested: - Implementation of a regional public education and outreach campaign focused on stormwater management and Best Management Practices (BMPs) - Development of accessible, multilingual educational materials and engagement tools - Formation and convening of a steering committee to guide the campaign - Creation of a regional communications plan and educational toolkit - Campaign website development and performance monitoring - Grant and loan administration, including progress and closeout reports - Unique or notable requirements: - Compliance with NPDES Phase II permit requirements - Focus on environmental justice and accessibility standards - Multilingual outreach targeting residents, property owners, and businesses - Adherence to federal and state grant administration and domestic preference provisions - Estimated contract value: $250,475 - Period of performance: Approximately two years, covering the duration of the grant agreement

Description

The City of Spokane, through its Wastewater Management's Stormwater Program, is soliciting proposals from individuals or firms to provide implementation services for the Grants for Regional or Statewide Significance (GROSS) Eastern Region Stormwater Education Project. The project involves a collaborative public education and outreach campaign to improve community understanding of stormwater fundamentals, promote best management practices (BMPs), and increase awareness of BMP maintenance responsibilities among private property and business owners across Eastern Washington. The campaign will include accessible, multilingual educational materials and engagement tools, with a focus on environmental justice principles. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the City of Spokane's ProcureWare portal by September 17, 2026.

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